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Every day at 3PM and 5PM, there will be a demonstration to show the benefits of #soilhealth and "soil glue". Due to the building being closed for judging yesterday today was our first demo. It went rather well.
#soil #soilglue #conservation #savingthebayonebmpatatime
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"The soil is a biological engine. Cover crops fuel that engine." arcg.is/1ymejD #soilhealth #OrganicAg
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Cover crops help farmers produce and cycle their own nutrients. ow.ly/KlsP304hq9g #soilhealth
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Cover crops help prevent nutrient loss. ow.ly/Eb7n302lIBX #soilhealth
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Read on to find out how a climate entrepreneur’s tour through the American Heartland shed light on the obstacles many growers are facing in scaling up regenerative agriculture on their operations.
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A warming climate and drought are leading to a vanishing water supply in the Klamath Basin. This summer, the government cut off water to farmers, reigniting tensions between California farmers and tribal members.
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Cover crops help keep soil cool and moist. go.usa.gov/k563 #soilhealth
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An island in #Antarctica lost 20% of its snow in just 9 days this year and recorded its first heatwave ever: buff.ly/3az3eUn
There's no time to waste. No planet B. Let's protect each other and the planet. #ActOnClimate.
#ClimateStrike #ClimateAction
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Earthjustice's Biodiversity Defense Program builds upon our 50-year legacy of protecting wildlife and wildlands by focusing our attention on the biggest drivers of biodiversity loss, including habitat destruction and over-exploitation of wildlife. ejus.tc/3jzoHUn
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Planting milkweed and valuable nectar-rich plants can stabilize the ground, curb soil erosion and feed the monarchs. arcg.is/0TjueO #MonarchMonday
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A river once so polluted that the locals joked about people needing tetanus shots if they fell in is now a year-round wonder of #wildlife.
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